Simplifying radicals - High powered roots

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[@Claytong123]

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[@111NTF3]

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[@mayasarinana5554]

thank you so much. This was way more helpful than my teacher. I understand it so much better.

[@spconway11]

As a dumbass currently practising mathematics for my return to school, I want to give you a sincere thank you

[@MathMeeting]

Glad I could help out....You're not dumb if you are taking the time to learn on your own :)

[@hightower6645]

+spconway11 You shouldn't call yourself that. We all have different ways of learning that end up giving us the same solution. I understood it this way too.

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A decade later, another dumbass here would sincerely like to thank you.

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[@TheBladeintheMist]

Thank you so much man! This is a way simpler than the way it is being taught to me.

[@lelu9743]

I have been looking everywhere for a simpler way to do this type of problem! This helped me so much! Thank you!!

[@Kellogs90]

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[@nicholephillips8259]

Thank you so much! Neither my books nor any other tutor was able to break it down this simple for me!

[@imharmless1451]

Thank you, sir for this different method. The methods my teacher were showing didn't make much sense to me but this really helps out. Thank you. :)

[@carleyyy3]

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[@hightower6645]

Thank you. This was the easiest way to simplify with no need to make it any more difficult than it actually is!

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Best I seen, very simple and to the point, great stuff !
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[@sofiaelares]

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I was having dropping out thoughts but I changed my mind.

[@camrynrichardson1953]

FINALLY! a video that I actually understand! thank you so much!!!

[@A.N.T-Diddly-2017]

After watching many videos on this subject this one finally got through to me

[@DirectorJ2080]

I agree with everyone else...BEST lesson on this!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@elsonpce7997]

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thanks, the only video that explains in detail!!

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[@BiggyJimbo]

Great video. Keep up the good work man!

[@andreamorgan2614]

Nice, clear explanation!!

[@themindscapec1375]

Glad I found you, this helped a lot thanks!

[@RubiMercuri]

THANKYOU! This cleared up so much confusion for me!

[@movieclipentertainment9774]

Thank you bro.
It's really help me in my study

[@kennethgoldberg83]

Would the x need absolute value bars?

[@jmdentz33]

The outside x should have an absolute value? Since the variable can be negative?

[@renewd]

When there is a variable with an odd exponent under a square root sign, is it implied that the variable is greater than or equal to 0?, (or would it be necessary to specify this in some way), since you cannot have a negative value under the square root sign.

[@albraa951]

You mean we don't put an absolute value for X, but that indicates the usage of absolute value is for real numbers only.
The principal root of (i)^2=
|i| Or i?

[@wherewordsfail2490]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@rodneyondeke9572]

I'VE ENJOYED THE LESSON... .THANKS

[@elijahj-l825]

Thank you so much now it really makes freakin sense now........WAYYYY better THANNN my teacher

[@albraa951]

Is the usage of absolute value in simplifying radicals for real numbers only?
The principal root of (i)^2=
|i| Or i?

[@ExposingEvil_]

This made sense, dropped a sub.

[@kailynnlight9235]

how do I do this if its 81 and not 80? I have to simplify 81r^6s^4

[@unsuitablemoo6185]

I need to thank you because I overslept and missed an online class explaining.

[@andyluu9500]

This really helped me, thank you

[@jesuisravi]

How would you simplify the 4th root of 15 ^2? It can be simplified. How?

[@swizzbeats1212]

Awesome as always :D!

[@MathMeeting]

Thankssss!!!!

[@flanjunk]

Wrong answer. See above

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how did u come to know math this beautifully, I want to know the secret lol

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[@pixietrixiegirl]

I typically hate watching math videos since, the people are usually too general or have annoying voices but this was great thank you!

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[@lterry21]

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[@CrimsonReaper83]

What if you break down a number but you don't find enough prime numbers to satisfy a cube root or fourth root?

[@MarceloRodrigues-vi6xo]

+CrimsonReaper83 then its completely simplified

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[@ictube7638]

thank you so much, helped alot

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THANK YOU!

[@gurleendhillon9482]

Why didn't u do the y separately

[@snowflakes7039]

this was accurate! thank you!

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[@May-rs1vz]

what if x & y have the same exponent?

[@xormeoofficial1841]

which number of exponent?

[@TheRealKaay]

I think of dropping math at least twice a week until i watch a video an understand it

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I have an exam today. I'm no longer worried about it.

[@TheDanielStrang]

I'm not even in school but I realized I completely forgot how to do these

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What if there are no leftovers?

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Then you call domino's

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Why you live y inside and dont take it out

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[@MrDrakko3]

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[@BriannaSebastian]

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[@flanjunk]

You presented the wrong answer to this problem. Since it is an even root (ie 4th root) you must use an absolute value to ensure a positive x outside the radical. The correct answer is 2|x|•√5xy^3 where I'm denoting the 4th root by √

[@Dr.KaitouPhD]

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[@keishahouston7447]

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[@BlackopsUSN]

Bro I am in college as a freshman and my professor for math is horrible the guy makes the test extremely difficult to understand it's online and he doesn't actually teach you the problems instead he just writes the solution without teaching step by step and we are paying for the classes youtube should be school not college

[@irwandasaputra9315]

2x(5xy^3)^1/4

[@cudashenise3635]

Thank you

[@peaceful4you408]

The radicals in precalc is way harder than this. I can't find any precalc radicals. All the radicals online are intermediate algebra radicals. Had to change my major because I couldn't pass precalc. That math is required for an information technology degree at my college although I'll never use precalc in real life. I just don't get why colleges do that to students who are not mathematically inclined. Everybody doesn't have the mentality of a mathematician. The professor I had was a fucking genius African guy who was a PhD out of MIT. He was obviously a fucking genius but what good is his intelligence going to do him if he can't even speak proper English. Smartest professor I've ever seen but his English was horrible.

[@saka1029]

⁴√(x⁴) is |x| not x. If x=-1 then ⁴√(x⁴) is 1 not -1.

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[@bruni15]

You call this harder?! Only spent 16 seconds!

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this is very long proces

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[@khaledm8232]

I think i should just drop out

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